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Source details and larger version.
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Shearing half a sheep seemed a simple way to show a season's growth of wool, but photographer Cary Wolinsky was wrong. The half-shorn sheep tended to lose their balance and topple to wool-ward. It took many tries before merino sheep number 30 “became our hero," Wolinsky said.
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The Swiss Valais Blacknose have been rubbing themselves against the red feeder while eating and it managed to dye their wool pink.
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Hungry Faint - Natalia Leonova
Russian , b. 1983 -
Pastel on paper , 70 x 50 cm.
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~ Ariadne and Dionysus.
Period: Late Roman/Late Antiquity
Date: A.D. 3rd-5th century
Place of origin: Achmim, Egypt
Medium: Wool on linen, colored knitting
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Dressing Gown
1878-1879
United States
Peabody Essex Museum (Object Number: 133939)
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Two latest projects. First is for a friend who’s going with me to New York in a few weeks. Second is for a former professor of mine.
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What a transformation! 💞 Our Cosmic Cliffs colorway, shown here on Polwarth, spun up to a moody & dazzling yarn even when I let the colors mix randomly in the singles and the plying. Grab your own braid on our website today 🌌
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Inge Bjørn, who turns 98 today, is a Danish textile artist. She worked for 40 years at Askov Højskole, and has woven tapestries based on works by Asger Jorn and others.
Above: Tæt på Havet, 2007 - silk, linen, and wool (Galleri Tom Christoffersen, København)
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• Dress.
Date: ca. 1815
Place of origin: England
Medium: Cotton, wool
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Green wool dress, ca. 1887, American.
Designed by Catherine Donovan.
Met Museum.
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